MORE than 350 residents of Adelphi and surrounding communities in St James benefited from a social services and opportunities fair hosted by Sandals Resorts in Montego Bay and the Social Development Commission (SDC) on June 21.
The fair is one of eight to be held up to August and is aimed at providing people in the community with easier access to basic social services and information on what's available to them as citizens.
Member of Parliament for East Central Saint James Edmund Bartlett (second right) makes a point about the Sandals Hospitality Training Programme (HTP) to Adelphi resident Jerome Brown (second left). Sharing in the exchange is Latoya Edmund, human resources and training manager at Sandals Carlyle, and Hugh Fagan, East Central Saint James constituency project manager.
The fair is one of eight to be held up to August and is aimed at providing people in the community with easier access to basic social services and information on what's available to them as citizens.
Member of Parliament for East Central Saint James Edmund Bartlett (second right) makes a point about the Sandals Hospitality Training Programme (HTP) to Adelphi resident Jerome Brown (second left). Sharing in the exchange is Latoya Edmund, human resources and training manager at Sandals Carlyle, and Hugh Fagan, East Central Saint James constituency project manager.
   Member of Parliament for East Central Saint James Edmund Bartlett (second right) makes a point about the Sandals Hospitality Training Programme (HTP) to Adelphi resident Jerome Brown (second left). Sharing in the exchange is Latoya Edmund, human resources and training manager at Sandals Carlyle, and Hugh Fagan, East Central Saint James constituency project manager. |